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5:24Now PlayingI'm 21 And I've Never Had A Girlfriend
Soft Skills Book
Improving Your Life One Thing At A Time
A while ago I did a video about "I'm 21 And I've Never Had A Girlfriend". In this video, I helped a guy that was 21 years old and still haven't had a girlfriend. This video was a huge success and I received a lot of comments.
What concerned me was that some comments were really sad. I saw a lot of people saying that their lives did not matter, that they were ugly and that they would never get to a point where they could be happy. Reading those comments made me feel bad and left me with a desire to help.
Well, in this video I'll try to explain a concept that could help you whenever you feel that way. Sometimes we get overwhelmed by the amount of things in our lives we would like to change. However, it is important to step back and change one thing at a time.
So, ask yourself: what would be the one thing I could change in my life that would make me feel better? is my financial situation? Is my body? Is how I interact with people? List, make your decision and go for it!
Are you interested in understanding more about this process? Watch this video.
If you have a question, email me at john@simpleprogrammer.com
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